Mother of missing Texas six-year-old moves to India with her six kids trends now

A six-year-old suffering from mental and physical disabilities who has been missing for four months was living inside a cramped refurbished shed filled wall-to-wall with clutter with his six siblings.

Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez was last seen in Everman, Texas, in November but wasn't reported missing when police made a wellness check on March 20.

Police believe his mother, Cindy Rodriguez-Singh, 37, fled to India on March 23 with her husband and six of her children - who are believed to be between the ages of five and 11 years old. Noel is nowhere to be found.

Footage from inside the home shows toys, clothes, baby products and food left behind in the shed with only two beds inside the dire dwelling.

'The circumstantial evidence is certainly building up to a level where it becomes criminal,' Everman Police Chief Craig Spencer told Fox News.

Authorities poured over the home, where items lay scattered throughout, in a bid to locate the missing six-year-old.

Cindy had lived in the house at the front of the property for years before moving into the back shed when her family grew too large for the original dwelling.

She lived in the shed with seven children, meanwhile three other children are said to be living with their grandparents, according to police.

Owner of the shed, Charles Parson, 71, told the outlet that he was 'shocked' to hear that his tenant had left the country without a word and doesn't believe she'd purposely hurt Noel.

Parson considered himself somewhat of a 'godfather' figure in the young boy and his sibling's lives telling the broadcaster that he took Cindy in nearly a decade ago.

He said that he met Cindy at the grocery store and that she was going through a 'tough time' and offered her some help. The 71-year-old was devastated that she left without saying goodbye.

'They're scared they're going to get in trouble with the law,' he said.

'They're afraid they may have done

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